Pfizer is developing new strains of coronavirus to make vaccines against them

The alleged employee of the company told about this to an unknown interlocutor, who secretly recorded him on video. After journalists with cameras entered the room, the man became violent and inadequate. So, let’s talk in order.

Context: Pfizer is the world’s largest manufacturer of coronavirus vaccines (and also Viagra and other useful drugs). In 2021, in the wake of covid, the company’s profit doubled compared to 2020. By the end of 2022, revenues fell again by 6%.

Who is on the video? Project Veritas, who posted the video, claims it’s Jordan Tristan Walker. Finding traces of him is very difficult: there are no social media profiles, and he even deleted his LinkedIn page. But the Internet remembers everything, his profile remained in the cache, where Pfizer is indicated by the place of work, and the position is the director of research and strategic planning of the company. It is also known that Walker studied at Texas Southwestern University, has a doctorate in medicine. There is no information on the Pfizer website about it.

Who is he talking to? Unknown. Almost all the interlocutor’s remarks are cut out, it is audible that this is a man. In the second part of the video, when Project Veritas founder James O’Keeffe walks into the room with a camera, Walker yells that he was “trying to impress during the date” and therefore said too much.

How did Pfizer react? The video was promptly removed from YouTube. However, 30 million people still managed to watch it. Pfizer said it was indeed looking into new mutations of the virus, but only to make better vaccines.

Who are Project Veritas? A group of American activists that is engaged in independent investigations, including through covert filming, provocations and other not entirely legal methods. At various times, they published materials about fraud in the US elections and sex scandals involving CNN employees. The mainstream American media accuse them of conspiracy theories, forgery and closeness to the right-wing radicals.